Molly’s Magnificent Creamery & Eatery

First time visit: She brought out a huge quart jar of iced tea — delicious!
Potato soup: different than what I was expecting but flavorful and had a good taste.
Ordered chicken salad on a croissant — difficult to eat because the chicken salad kept oozing out. It wasn’t their problem, the chicken salad was just really creamy. It tasted good and I would order it again but I want to try something different. Ordered apple pie for dessert — OMGoodness! It was piled thick with apples, the piecrust was tender and flaky and the taste was very good. I would order it again too.

Had the Reuben and a cup of tomato soup. Food was real tasty but only one 1 sweet lady taking care of 7 or more tables and struggling to keep up. Maybe her help called in sick or just didnt show up? I had to go to kitchen help for tea refill but otherwise a good experience and extremely friendly (maybe even a bit too much so) for me personally. I’ll go back again for sure because I want to try another item or two I noticed on menu.

This place was amazing. Pam made sure we were able to try all of the wonderful soups they make in house. Can’t go wrong with Molly’s.

The staff was very nice, I assume it was the owner who helped us and when I couldn’t decide which soup to to choose, she brought me a sample of a each one. They were all delicious, and I still couldn’t decide! I also had the Reuben sandwich which was very good, it would have been nice to have pickle on the side to balance the thousand island dressing, this might have been available upon request, but I didn’t think about it until I was almost done. A few salad options would also be nice, but I think that is in the works according to the Facebook page. All in all a great lunch, and a nice addition to downtown Bryan. I think their food quality was MUCH better than the other popular soup and sandwich shop downtown. I will definitely be back!

Splendid in everyway! The atmosphere, the food and the service were all outstanding. Went with hubby and 8 month baby for lunch. We were offered samples of their 5 soups. All were yummy but I loved the tomato basil while hubby liked the potato soup. I got the trailblazer which had melted cheese over the most delicious roast beef ! Hubby got the BLT and the bacon in it was perfectly cooked. Their sweet tea is also very yummy! We were stuffed after our sandwiches but went ahead and got dessert upon Pam, the owners recommendation and were we glad! Hubby got the turtle cheesecake and said it’s the best he’d ever had! Even better than cheesecake factory. I had the key lime pie which was yummy as well. We can’t wait to go back and try more of the sandwiches.

The soup is to die for! A group of 5 of us went tonight and we all got something different– and everything was delicious. The tomato basil soup was definitely the hit of the table, but the tortilla, potato, and chicken and dumpling soups were great as well. Meat loaf, chicken alfredo, and several different sandwiches from the menu, including the reuben, were all consumed heartily. The owner is very sweet and wants everyone to enjoy their meal very much. It’s a new restaurant still working out some of the kitchen timing kinks, but still great service. We will be back!

Get the BBQ Sam! Very tender and juicy brisket — really generous portions. Next time I’ll be enjoying some of their Potato soup first. We received samples of all the soups and that was the best!

In College Station for a quick overnight trip. Hit up my trusty Unilocal app looking for some place new. Came across this place and decided to give it a try. From the moment we walked in we were met with amazingly warm hospitality. The food was good but the soups and pies were even better! Definitely a place I’ll try again. Every soup was awesome but the potato and tomato basil were excellent. Key lime pie was top notch as well. Only 2 downsides in my opinion were no French fries or grilled cheese sandwich on the menu. The tomato basil soup would be an awesome combination with a grilled cheese. Other than that we were all smiles. Great place and great people.

This is the secind time to have lunch here. First time, not as good as the second. First time we had to send the vegetable soup back because it was extremely salty, oo salty to eat and the Monterey chicken was uninspired. This time however we had Rubens, Trail blazer and the Cool Ham Luke. Ruben was on point but needed a decent pickle (which they do not have) and side of horseradish (which they have) to balance the sweet Thousand Island. The Trail blazer was very good. Plenty of meat and a sweet bun I would order that again. The Cool ham Luke was unimpreaaive. Couple pieces of thin sliced ham with tasteless black olives and Way Too Much bread.
Service was outstanding and the owners are attentive and friendly.

Molly’s is a terrific place– friendly, clean and delicious food! The soups are wonderful.
The owners can’t do enough to make you happy. I’d come back in a minute.

First of all, the owners and the team are all friends. They treat each other and their customers with compassion. The place feels warm.
You feel like you’re at your family home, provided your family can COOK and likes to FEED YOU!
Portion sizes make you think each dish should be carried out be a small grandmotherly woman saying «eat, eat, eat… you’re so skinny» in a charming old-​world accent.
I went 2 nights in a row. The first night, I had the Jalapeño Tilapia, consisting of tilapia filets topping a bed of pasta, smothered with a jalapeño alfredo sauce that was about as rich as it could be without being overboard. I loved it, but did not finish… The plate was piled high. I think partially because they are new to doing dinner (they were lunch only until the day I had dinner) and probably wanted to feed a skinny chap like me some extra rather than let it go to waste. Kind, but I couldn’t finish the plate.
While there, I browsed the sandwich menu, read their incredible Unilocal reviews, and decided I must come back and try their Reuben Sandwich soon. Turns out that was the very next day.
Reubens are my favorite. I consider myself somewhat of an expert on that sandwich. I ordered it just the way the Chef recommended and they knocked my favorite sandwich out of the park! Grand slam! The meat was excellent, the bread was fresh and not soggy at all, the dressing… well that made the sandwich!
Saved the best for last. Should have probably led with this (bad writer, no biscuit), but those who are reading to the end will be rewarded (thank you, dear reader).
The Baked Potato Soup may the best soup I have ever had. It’s between it and the Tomato Basil at the Village. If y’all have had the Tomato Basil soup at the Village you know it’s saying something to pronounce another soup at near that level, let alone possibly equal.
And that’s how good it is. The potatoes are fresh. The chunks of bacon that top the soup (not processed bacon bits or turkey bacon or any such nonsense) are HUGE. The cheese is real and fresh. Just like grandma who can cook, these folks shop carefully for ingredients and it shows.

I have been here now twice this week and will be dining back regularly. All of the food is homemade and so delicious! It’s a deli with mostly sandwiches and soups on the menu, but have a «daily special» with off menu items. The owners are extremely involved, and just so kind. The staff is knowledgeable and really sweet too. Only downfall is they’re not open during the whole day cause I could have this for breakfast, lunch, and dinner!